My Mom's husband died, with no will in the state of Michigan. What are we to do with mortgages?
The banks are wrong. As long as your mom is on the deed, she is the owner of the properties. Her interest is subject to the mortgage liens. Even...
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The banks are wrong. As long as your mom is on the deed, she is the owner of the properties. Her interest is subject to the mortgage liens. Even...
I believe you may have asked about this before. At any rate, it sounds like you are assuming that this person is not going to perform and are...
I agree with my colleagues. This does appear to be a "follow up" question. Accountings must be produced, but not necessarily on your timetable. You...
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I agree with Mr. Shultz. This is certainly a possibility. You need to review the documents with an attorney before taking any action, however. What...
The answer to your question depends on a lot of different things. It sounds a bit strange that your sister-in-law seems to be securing an advance...
It is possible, but questions like these are extremely fact specific. You want to talk to a lawyer who handles estate planning in the state you...
I agree with my colleagues. You need to seek legal counsel RIGHT AWAY. The longer you wait, the more your rights could be affected. This is a...
I would contact an NC attorney to advise you on this. I agree with Mr. Shultz that it would be difficult to get a court to approve a cross-country...
I agree with Attorney McMahon. You need to have both deeds reviewed to determine the effect. It all depends on how this was set up. James Frederick
I agree with Mr. Keenan's answer and analysis. You will want to preserve all your evidence and carefully document all costs for repairs. The...